Jean Hollander was director of Annual Writers' Conferences at the College of New Jersey for 23 years. She has taught literature and writing there, as well as at Princeton University, Brooklyn College, & Columbia University. She was Poetry Editor/Columnist at the Princeton Packet for many years. She gives lectures on Dante's Commedia, as well as teaching poetry writing at various institutions. She has given over a hundred readings of her own poetry, as well as workshops at universities,libraries,bookstores, and poetry events, such as the Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival, The University of Dallas, The Poetry Society of America, Barnes & Noble Reading Series in Manhattan and Princeton, Station WPFW for Voice of America, Harvard University, Poets House, etc. She has published over three hundred poems in hundreds of magazines and anthologies.

Organs and Blood (David Robert Books, 2008), Verse Translation of Dante's PARADISE (Doubleday/Anchor, 2008), Verse Translation of Dante's PURGATORY (Doubleday, 2003), Verse Translation of Dante's INFERNO (Doubleday, 2002), Moondog (Quarterly Review of Literature, 1996), Crushed Into Honey (Saturday Press, 1986)

Counterpoint (Bright Hill Press, 2011)

American Scholar, Asheville Poetry Review, Cumberland Poetry Review, Literary Review, National Review, Nimrod, Pegasus Magazine, Poem, Sewanee Review, Southern Humanities Review